β Scribed by Eldridge, Paul
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π SIMILAR VOLUMES
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My first, my incomparable love! Mary! What can existence mean to me now? You were dearer and more precious to me than the very breath of my nostrils. My life was ecstasy. I had found the perfect friendship of John, andyou! I was happy beyond all mortals! I dreamed of a love untouched by jealousy, cr
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